Revision sought of Standard Oil Indiana ruling by government
After a daylong conference led by Attorney General Bonaparte with Kellogg Hoyt Sims Wilkerson and others the government announced plans to seek a revision of the Seventh Circuit decision in the Standard Oil Indiana case. A reargument or modification petition will be filed and related bates probing prosecutions will proceed to trial. The aim is to preserve law enforcement without altering the merits of the dispute.
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Lenox
Mass
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Bonaparte
United States Circntft Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
H. M. Hoyt
Washington
Edwin M. Sims
Chicago
United States
Northern District of
Hainois
James H. Wilkerson
Mr. Sims
Ite
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Standard Oil Company of
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Taft Campaign Outing Beset By River Gunfire
In Cincinnati on July 30 William H Taft and Mrs Taft left for Hot Springs Va for the campaign opening. After a quiet day he discussed Ohio matters with aides and officials and learned of an attack on the Island Queen steamer near Mayton Ky where Mrs Charles B Russel was injured by stray shots. An investigation is under way by the steam boat company.
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Cincinnati
William H Taft
Williams
Elmer Dover
National Committee
International Brotherhood of Steam
Herron
Taft
Judge Taft
Notification Committee
Ohio River
Ohio
Mayton
Charles B. Russel
Steamboat Company
Tragedy As Bride and Groom Die After Jealous Row
In Lebanon Missouri on July 30 Grover Willoughby twenty one shoots his seventeen year old bride minutes after she filed for an annulment then kills himself near her mother. The pair had been married less than a week.
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Lebanon
Grover Willoughby
St. Louis
San Francisco
Three Dead After Jail Mob Lynching in Pensacola
A mob of about a thousand men attacked Pensacola jail to seize Leander Shaw who assaulted Mrs. Davis. Three were dead and many wounded as shots felled deputies and Shaw was hung from a light pole and shot. Six arrests reported with unrest in surrounding areas.
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Pensacola
Fla
Leander Shaw
Lillian Davis
Shaw
H. C. Kellum
Nonunion Miner Killed in Riot Near Pratt City
Birmingham July 30 A clash between workers and unions near Pratt City Alabama left a nonunion miner dead and a union man wounded in a riot. The incident occurred amid mounting tensions as labor unrest swept the area.
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Pratt City
Ala
Four Die From Heat In Twin Cities
In St Paul four people died and three suffered heat prostrations, while seven were prostrated in Minneapolis. The victims include William Haverberg, 29, Hamm brewery driver. Ole Olson, 55, quarryman. Carl W. Lindgren, 2. and Henry Dipple, 5 months.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
William Haverberg
Hamm Brewery
Ole Olson
Carl W. Lindgren
Henry Dipple
Humid Chicago Day Leaves Two Dead And Others Affected
Chicago records another hot humid day with a 86 degree max and 69 percent humidity. Carpenter John Dazek and infant Susie Bodi die while Joseph O'Meara, aged 41, is missing and feared mentally unbalanced. Eight others are prostrated across the city.
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Chicago
Joseph O'Meara
John Dazek
Susie Bodi
Mystery of Teal's Pond Ends Without Answers
In Troy New York July 30 a coroner's inquest nears its final session. The ongoing case centers on Hazel Drew who vanished after visiting Teal's pond. Unseen forces threaten closing the inquiry with no clear explanation.
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Troy, N
Teal’s Pond
Hazel Drew
Night death case prompts family testimony and manhunt
The death of a girl on July 7 prompts stories from her father mother and relatives while two or three witnesses are sought to reveal key facts. Detectives linger in Grafter mountains for two men seen in a runabout by Teal's pond the night of the death. District Attorney O'Brien and investigators express discouragement after nearly three weeks of work.
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Iolent
Grafter
Teal’s Pond
O’brien
Bankers Under Arrest In Brooklyn Larceny Case
Colonel Edward F Britton and Frederick H Schroeder prominent Brooklyn bankers were indicted on grand larceny charges. Both were arraigned with 10000 bail and face examinations Friday. Four indictments allege they diverted about 44000 in company funds to support Homestake South Extension Mining.
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New York
Edward F. Britton
Eagle Savings and Loan Company
Frederick H. Schroeder
Dike
Homestake South Extension Mining Company
South Dakota
Britton and Schroeder
Lynching of Alonzo Williams Near Choopee, Georgia
Alonzo Williams, a Black man accused of assaulting Miss Clare Bowen, was taken from the Tombs county jail by a mob near Lyons, carried to woods and shot multiple times. The incident occurred after an accusation surfaced last Friday.
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Lyons
Alonzo Williams
Clare Bowen
Choopee
Tombs County
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